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Explore the fascinating intersection where quantum materials meet the complexity of everyday environments in the Cond-Mat — Mes-Hall section. This field investigates how tiny particles behave when caught between the orderly world of single atoms and the chaotic nature of bulk matter, revealing the hidden rules that govern electricity, magnetism, and heat in novel substances.
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This study demonstrates that disorder-suppressed Floquet heating in a diamond nuclear-spin network can be abruptly triggered by a second driving frequency and fluctuating disorder, leading to resonance-activated heating via stochastic electron-spin dynamics that intermittently tune nuclear clusters into multi-photon resonance.
This paper establishes a unified first-principles framework for defining and calculating arbitrary-order spin magnetic multipole moments in antiferromagnets by introducing a nonlocal spin density, enabling the systematic extraction of these multipole degrees of freedom and clarifying their relationship to experimental observables and symmetry principles.
This paper challenges the non-interacting paradigm of the phonon thermal Hall effect by proposing that magnetic-field-modulated phonon-phonon interactions generate a transverse thermal resistivity, a mechanism that successfully explains experimental data across seven crystalline insulators.
This paper argues that the Spinterface model fails to explain the chirality-induced spin selectivity effect because neither strong spin-orbit coupling in the metal nor electron flux through the chiral molecule provides sufficient conditions to sustain a stabilized interfacial spin moment.
This study reports the discovery of quantum exciton solids and embedded electron-hole solids in double-layer WSe2, where Coulomb drag resistance plateaus arise from the transport of quantum edge defects in these strongly correlated states, a finding validated by Corbino geometry experiments and phonon calculations.
This theoretical study investigates spin-dependent transport in WSe-based vertical spin valves, revealing that oscillatory magnetoresistance driven by Fabry-Pérot-like interference and tunable via gate voltage and exchange fields can explain observed negative magnetoresistance and guide the design of spintronic devices.
This paper demonstrates that orthogonally twisting bilayer CrPS induces a robust -wave altermagnetic state with significant spin splitting and efficient spin-to-charge conversion, establishing twistronics as a versatile strategy for engineering advanced spintronic materials.
This paper presents a high-fidelity, interface-resolved meso-scale simulation framework that integrates 5th-order WENO schemes, atomistic-scale grid resolution, and experimentally derived crystal geometries to accurately model shock initiation in plastic-bonded explosives and assess the impact of numerical and material modeling choices on matching experimental data.
This paper presents LuminoMem, an ultrafast, non-volatile optoelectronic memory device that utilizes a floating-gate architecture with Weyl semiconductor tellurium to enable direct mid-infrared light emission for in-memory computing, thereby overcoming traditional electronic-to-photonic interface bottlenecks.
This perspective paper reviews the past decade of digital-analog quantum simulation and computing—a hybrid paradigm that combines the scalability of analog native interactions with the versatility of digital gates—and outlines its future potential as a near- to mid-term solution for scalable quantum technologies.